Me And My Uncle Sugaree Jack Straw Dire Wolf Black Throated Wind Big Railroad Blues Mexican Hat Dance Tuning Mexicali Blues They Love Each Other Looks Like Rain Here Comes Sunshine Big River Brokedown Palace Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part -> Let It Grow
Set 2
Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Playing In The Band -> El Paso -> Playing In The Band -> Wharf Rat Jam -> Dark Star Jam -> Wharf Rat -> Playing In The Band -> Morning Dew Truckin' -> Nobody's Fault But Mine -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night
Encore Uncle John's Band
Notes
Patch Info:
Sony Stereo Mic -> Master Cassette -> CD (shnid=22096) supplies:
Me And My Uncle (0:17 - 0:19)
Dire Wolf (3:11 - 3:13)
They Love Each Other (2:29 - 2:50)
Let It Grow (2:33 - 2:58)
Playing In The Band d2t08 (2:34 - 2:54)
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad (4:40 - 5:05)
Notes:
-- All disc changes are seamless
-- Fixed swapped channels on shnid=88612
-- Cleaned up a lot of flaws, noises, etc.
-- This source does not have some of the cuts on other sources
-- Pitch corrected with Cool Edit Pro (-2.7%)
-- Thanks to Joe B. Jones and Rob Bertrando for their help
-- Mexican Hat Dance Tuning after Big Railroad Blues
-- Dark Star Jam contains Wharf Rat tease
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CD -> Cool Edit Pro v2.0 -> Samplitude Professional v9.12 -> FLAC
Reviewer:
Mind Wondrin
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February 11, 2019 (edited)
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Colo gap
After this 2nd Denver show there would be a gap of 4 yrs before the Dead returned to Colorado. Seven songs in the 1st Set were played the night before,
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all of them slightly better (two more repeats are in the 2nd). Maybe it's not quite the monster show of 11/20, but that one has one of the year's best 1st Sets and this show has the better 2nd Set - known for it's long sequence: ½ Step>Playin'>El Paso>Playin'>Wharf Jam>Wharf Rat>back into Playin'>Dew. First Set. Me & My Uncle is a fun, change-up opener. The set is average '73 up to the unusually strong Mexicali. There's also a Mexican Hat Dance going into it (that's not complete on Road Trips 4-3). They Love Each Other is faster than the previous night's shuffle. Very RIYL an uptempo, bouncy version. Here Comes Sunshine is a personal fave version. Somewhat similar to the great 11/17, the factor is arrantly X! Parts are more succinct and cohesive than usual, with original jamming - even if fairly mellow in tone. X Factor continues into Big River; Jer's 2nd solo is one of the year's best. Brokedown also ticks every box - and may surprise, if you are expecting yet another run-through. While not the whopper of the night before, Weather Report Suite is still great, and if you prefer it uptempo it's quite distinct from that one. It has the "Born to sail the tide" & "It's just a state of mind" lyrics. The Let it Grow jam has 24sec of AUD @8:21. The official release patches this with a little more than one measure from the night before (29sec @8:27). Second Set. This hot Mississippi Half-Step is just the start of this great sequence. A good Playin' does a cool tranny into a very active El Paso. The second Playin' morphs into a long, unique Wharf jam, into Wharf Rat proper [not a Dark Star or Dark Star Jam, as sometimes labeled]. The Wharf itself is just yr average '73. The third Playin' has a 21sec AUD patch @2:36. Oddly, the official release just plays across the cut (blending the two ends, which isn't too noticeable). You wouldn't expect this jam out of Wharf to be the longest jam of the three (or the set), plus one of the most out-there jams of late '73. The 1hr 3min (whew!) sequence finalizes with a Dew. It's not 10/19 or 12/02, but still a hella kewl 'quence. The jam part of Truckin' almost immediately heads toward Nobody's Fault. Phil has to tease it a bit before Jer picks up Goin' Down the Road. On the official release, 4:38>5:31 of GDtRFB comes from 11/9/73, excising one measure (4:39>5:15 on the miller SBD) for, oddly, a measure and a half. Most '73 versions of One More Saturday are a notch below '72s & '74s. Not this; a nice punctuation before the encore. Uncle John's is good enough for satiety (hopefully 4yrs worth). 1st Set: B 2nd Set: B+ Overall = 4¼ stars Highlights: They Love Each Other - brisker companion to other show's shuffle Here Comes Sunshine - arrantly X Factor Big River - Jer's 2nd solo is ka-blam Brokedown Palace - may surprise Weather Report Suite - great, also rendered uptempo Mississippi Half-Step - so solid El Paso - very active Playing in the Band - the sequence section into Wharf is unique One More Saturday Night - a best-of-'73 candidate SOURCES: Most of the SBDs are pitched fast and have a few cuts. The miller_97468 remedies problems but does have the tunings cut. The whole show is on Road Trips v4 #3, except for complete tunings and the complete versions of: Weather Report, Playing III, & GDtRFB.
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June 28, 2016 Subject:
Liked it very muchand a lot.
How do I get there from here?
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November 22, 2015 Subject:
One of my favorite eras of Dead - Late Fall 1973
Absolutely love Late Fall 73... Spacey Jazzy and full of Psychedelia
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GermanShepherd
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March 13, 2013 Subject:
Combine the jams!
If this had all been one track, it could have gone down as the longest introduction to a Wharf Rat. Unfortunately it was decided to be named Dark Star
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jam. In my opinion, Wharf Rat starts at the end of the first Playin'. In case you couldn't tell, I'm a fan of Wharf Rat.
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Lucy leave 896
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August 27, 2012 Subject:
Sunflower man
Did the sunflower man do support at this gig?
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lp357
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August 27, 2012 Subject:
73 for me!
never met a 73 show i didnt like,they may not have been quite as energetic this night,but in 73 they could do no wrong! I always felt this was kieths at
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his best. Laid back space jams with beutiful transition. Ionly attended a dozen show this year, I wish i had attended them all 4&1/2 stars
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DMT
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March 29, 2012 Subject:
thanks for the listen
now I know not to purchase it
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dedhed1959
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December 30, 2011 Subject:
LMAO!!!
get a life......seriously.
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njpg
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November 21, 2011 Subject:
Typical '73 good show,
and a great recording which the lack of labels and track numbers makes impossible to keep track of in one's library as streams. Still, that's probably
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why it hasn't been taken offline yet even though it's been (partially) published. A nice listen. Not a show I'd buy.
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July 3, 2011 Subject:
1973-11-21
God Bless The Grateful Dead.God Bless The Archive.God Bless Charlie Miller
and entire show for that matter! A must have show. (well said Dylan)
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Dylan M
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October 14, 2010 Subject:
PRIMAL DEAD
Up There with the best of the early 70s powerhouse jam segue masterpieces. Half-Step>Playin'>El Paso>Playin' Jam>DS Jam>Wharf Rat>Playin'>Morning
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Dew Who wants to tell me that is not extraordinary? This is one of the top five shows of 1973, along with Watkins Glen Soundcheck, Winterland November 11th and yadayayyada. Just listen to Keith and Jerry toy around in the playing in the band jam, or Phil bounce in between the spaces of Dark Star. This is the jazziest the band ever got, and the tightest! JERRY WAS BEARDLESS AT THIS SHOW FOR CHRISSAKES!!! 5 star transfer by Charlie Miller 5 star classic performance by the G-Dead you need it!
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Sh3rman420
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August 6, 2010 Subject:
Denver All day
Great Show overall just focus on Jerry and Bill and let Phil,Weir and Keith sneak up on you and you won't be disapointed
This has got to be my favorite Here Comes Sunshine. I've listened to many, many versions of this song and this one has just got an unbeatable groove. In
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fact, there are parts of the song that remind me of that amazing groove the boys would come into a few years later during their 77/78 tours. The rest of the show is worth it's weight in gold, for sure. But this Sunshine is something altogether incomprehensible. Enjoy this wonderful performance. This band has changed my life.
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Evan S. Hunt
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November 22, 2009 Subject:
Don't Know What To Say
While the harmonies may not be as perfect as 70, vocally this has got to be one of the best shows I've heard. 1st set is amazing and the small audience
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patches are very well spliced in. Highlights for me in this listening of the first set were:Jack Straw and everything after Looks Like Rain. Second set is no slouch either continuing the vocal integrity with Miss half step which launches into a night as uniquely unparalleled as the any of the best out there. 5 stars for sound and cut splicing 5 stars for show. This IS 73 mindblowing perfection done right.
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